Waterfall Spout Taps

Taps are bathroom fixtures that control water flow and come in various types such as mixer, pillar, and wall-mounted taps. Mixer taps combine hot and cold water through one spout. Pillar taps have separate controls for hot and cold water. Wall-mounted taps are installed on the wall, saving counter space.

Taps are designed to fit specific basin sizes, so measure your basin's tap hole diameter before purchasing. Ensure the tap spout reaches comfortably over the basin without causing splashes. Consider the height and reach of the tap to match your basin's depth and width for optimal functionality.

Taps are more water-efficient when they have an aerator or flow restrictor installed. Look for taps with a Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS) rating to ensure reduced water usage without compromising performance. Choosing a water-saving tap helps conserve resources and reduces your utility bills.

Taps require regular cleaning with mild soap and water to prevent limescale build-up. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the finish. Check for leaks or drips periodically; replacing worn washers or seals can prevent water wastage and prolong the life of your taps.